Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

I'm going to have to make a decision and I only hope to God that it's the right decision.

President Trump under pressure for locking down too slowly and wanting to open up again too fast.

I asked New York Times columnist and Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman,

how do you revive a dormant economy?

Then, Dr Robert Gallo helped discover the HIV virus.

Now he tells our Walter Isakson

why he thinks the polio vaccine could give

short-term immunity against the coronavirus.

Plus genetics and the human female,

does it give us an edge in the battle against COVID-19?

And... And The Sound

The Sound of Hope, Italian Tenor Andrea Bocelli, sings before Milan's magnificent empty Dromo Cathedral. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpore working from home in London and

Britain is set to become the worst hit in Europe

while the United States passes a grim milestone as it reports the world's

highest number of coronavirus deaths more than 20,000 so far.

President Trump, his White House advisors and cheerleaders in the conservative media

are eager to get the country back to work sooner rather than later.

That pressure is difficult to resist, including here in Europe where some nations are planning

to slowly open up a bit.

Countries like Norway and Denmark, which say they have the situation

under control. While worse hit places like Italy and Spain are also easing some

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